NUST impress at ZITF

Bryan Zhawi NUST Student Every year at Zimbabwe International Trade Fair the National University of Science and Technology students exhibit amazing projects particularly from the faculty of Engineering.

Farmers deliver on Command Agric deal

Livingstone Marufu The Grain Marketing Board has started receiving maize from farmers and offering instant payment, with Government expressing satisfaction that some of the deliveries exceed targets.

The coaches speak

Erol Akbay “You cannot be confident of a win against Dynamos because you might get your tactics wrong. But we have to be hungry for goals and this is why…

ECD learning materials in line with new curriculum

Early Childhood Development (ECD) has been proved to yield benefits in academic achievement, educational progression, attainment and it forms the bedrock for future learning and academic excellence.

The big problems of little people

Tendai Chara It is pretty easy to look down on dwarves … Ok, let us leave out the short people jokes, The Sunday Mail Society should not stoop so low…

‘Islam is rising in Zim’

Desire Ncube ISLAM is spreading in Zimbabwe as people increasingly understand and accept the religion’s teachings, a Muslim scholar has said.

Pengaudzoke chaos: It’s in the DNA

Prince Mushawevato THE proclivity to self-destruct just when things seem to be set on the right course is a hallmark of the Somanje musical clan.

‘God is going to shock the world’

Religion Writer RIGHTEOUSNESS Revival Ministries leader Apostle Tawanda Chikeya has urged Zimbabweans to remain resilient in the face of economic challenges saying God is about to do something great for…

Bitcoin as a currency solution

Persistence Gwanyanya DESPITE the monetary and fiscal interventions that have been made so far to address the current cash crunch, the market is still grappling with shortages.

NetOne shift: Is it in the right direction?

Nobert Matuku |FEAR of change in organisations is denoted and supported by cheap talk of keeping organisational culture — a true fallacy that many executives will echo even when change…

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